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The
fun and sporty 2007 Mazda
CX-7 is the perfect companion
for any spring time drive,
with its fun-loving convertible
top and zoom-zoom appeal. [MAZDA CX-7 REVIEW] |
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| With
its sleek new look and roomy
interior, the 2007 Infiniti
M45 provides the ultimate
road performance with the
quite ease of a sedan.. [M45
REVIEW] |
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| It's
once again a Jeep thing with
the new Wrangler Sahara, offering
the expected drive and capability
of any Jeep with a fresh new
appeal and open air feel.[JEEP
REVIEW] |
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| Change
is in the air and it takes
on a tangible quality that
I welcome as my favorite time
of year, especially when behind
the wheel of Suzuki's 2007
XL7. [SUZUKI
XL7 REVIEW] |
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| It
tackles sets of curves with
the sure-grip posture of a
sporty machine, then delivers
an instant kick each time
you tap the throttle.
[SEBRING
REVIEW] |
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| The
original G35 sedan rolled
out in 2002 as a 2003 model
cast strictly in RWD format
but subsequently spawning
a racy two-door coupe variation
which used the same name.
[INFINITI
G35 REVIEW] |
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| Sexy
is an overused word these
days, but it describes perfectly
what makes the 2007 3-Series
Convertible so enticing.
[BMW
3 SERIES REVIEW] |
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| Climb
aboard Outlook and you'll
find the big-ness of this
vehicle apparent in the vast
passenger compartment.
[SATURN
OUTLOOK REVIEW] |
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| We're
strapped into the contoured
driver's seat while gripping
a padded steering wheel and
putting our foot into substantial
V8 muscle to transport us
securely across the sandy
desert
[CHEVY
SILVERADO REVIEW] |
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| he
2007 Solstice encompasses
achievement on many levels.
First, it’s a roadster
that doesn’t resemble
any other car on the road
with its top up or down.
[
PONTIAC SOLSTICE REVIEW] |
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| Driving
the Chrysler 300 is like taking
a menacing bulldog for a stroll.
You really have to pull back
on the reins to make sure
it doesn't attack the neighbors’
cat.[SATURN
AURA REVIEW] |
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| Driving
the Chrysler 300 is like taking
a menacing bulldog for a stroll.
You really have to pull back
on the reins to make sure
it doesn't attack the neighbors’
cat. [NISSAN
ALTIMA REVIEW] |
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| Driving
the Chrysler 300 is like taking
a menacing bulldog for a stroll.
You really have to pull back
on the reins to make sure
it doesn't attack the neighbors’
cat. [TOYOTA
CAMRY REVIEW] |
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| Driving
the Chrysler 300 is like taking
a menacing bulldog for a stroll.
You really have to pull back
on the reins to make sure
it doesn't attack the neighbors’
cat. [CHRYSLER
300 REVIEW] |
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| The
MKZ looks classy and sleek,
and it makes a dramatic statement
of style as we roll along
the parkway. Bold designs
for the body use signature
styling cues lifted from Lincoln's
contemporary line...
[LINCOLN
MKZ REVIEW] |
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| Reinvented
from the ground up in 2005,
the Boxster offers the sun
worshipper unprecedented handling,
performance, good looks, and
improved build quality than
the previous iteration that
ran from 1997 - 2004.
[PORSCHE
BOXSTER] |
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Even
for a small two-door coupe
the MINI seemed to have expansive
interior room, at least for
the driver and front passenger.
With the redesign for 2007
the MINI has even more useable
room....
[COOPER REVIEW] |
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| The
2007 Commander retains true
Jeep heritage by offering
authentic exterior styling,
a well-appointed cabin and
a number of safety innovations
as standard equipment. [JEEP
REVIEW] |
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| Once
you’ve tasted the fruits of
Japanese engineering, there’s
no going back. Even the more
expensive RX-8 seems a bit
superfluous when compared
with the simplicity of design,
and bullet-proof ergonomics
of the Mazda3.
[MAZDA3
REVIEW] |
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| New
G5 shapes out as a slickback
two-door in a size category
that's one step smaller than
Pontiac's G6 series of mid-size
cars. [PONTIAC
G5] |
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| It’s
called off-roading, they say.
They being the instructors
of Land Rover’s Experience
Driving School offered at
Ashville, North Carolina’s
legendary Biltmore Estate.
[LANDROVER
LINEUP] |
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| Honda
is known for producing well
engineered vehicles and the
2007 CR-V is certainly no
exception. The new CR-V is
available in 2WD and 4WD and
in three trim levels; LX,
EX and EX-L.
[HONDA
CR-V REVIEW] |
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| It
seems the 2007 Chevrolet Impala
has been reborn as a very
comfortable Chevrolet. Inside,
the car features a new twin-brow
instrument panel that wraps
around into the door panels.
[CHEVROLET
IMPALA REVIEW] |
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| The
dramatic exterior design for
Aspen disguises the bigness
of its passenger compartment
by fashioning a bold but blunt
prow preceding an upright
structure and chiseled-block
body.
[CHRYSLER
ASPEN REVIEW] |
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| Still
considered by many to be a
symbol of American luxury
and grand design, Lincoln
introduces three new vehicles
for 2007 they hope will capture
the imagination of today’s
car buyer and breathe new
life into the great nameplate.
[2007
LINCOLN REVIEW] |
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| Is
the world ready for another
entry in the SUV market? Apparently
Dodge feels there's a need
for more variety in the mid-sized
category, having just introduced
Nitro, with bold styling and
features. [DODGE
NITRO REVIEW] |
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|
| It’s
hard to think of Jaguars objectively.
A Jaguar isn’t just
another car; it's as much
about stimulat-ing the senses
as getting you around town.
[JAGUAR
XKR REVIEW] |
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| The
all-wagon line of Jeep, DaimlerChrysler
brand devoted exclusively
to four-wheel-drive vehicles,
virtually doubles count in
2007 with eight distinct products.
[JEEP
COMPASS REVIEW] |
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| A
brilliant shade of autumn
orange, the Edge glitters
under the California sun.
Starting at $25,995 with loads
of standard safety features,
the 6-speed automatic V-6
seems a smart choice for prospective
buyers in the crossover segment.
[ REVIEW] |
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| For
the brave who crave cloth
of a different cut than the
status quo, it is possible
to transcend the norm, to
attain invincibility when
behind the wheel of this stylish,
mythic machine. [CHARGER REVIEW] |
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| It's
an itsy-bitsy econo-car conformed
as a five-door hatchback with
rakish lines and a fuel-efficient
Honda engine tucked below
the streamlined prow. Fit
looks sleek with a quick-sloped
windshield and hood capped
by a body-colored grille.
[REVIEW] |
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|
| The
Rubicon that figured in Caesar’s
path to Rome was a river,
a narrow little one when I
last saw it, but crossing
it was the difference between
remaining a provincial governor
or ascending to emperor.
[HUMMER
H3 REVIEW] |
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| Leave
the loft and what's waiting
outside? Could be Acura's
new, bolder RDX, sort of an
urban dweller's luxury sport
utility, with an emphasis
on the "sport" but
a sufficient amount of utility
under its belt to qualify
for double duty.
[MDX AND RDX REVIEW] |
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| With
a cabin like a SUV but the
brief back box of a pickup,
Sport Trac functions as both
a truck and SUV, which explains
its description as a sport-utility
truck, or SUT.
[FORD
SPORT TRAC REVIEW] |
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| Crisp
character lines punctuate
the side profile of this sexy
coupe, wrapping the outer
skin in a sharp dressed look
that’s ready for anything.
A sleek hood drops dramatically
to the ground, as if caressing
the pavement in anticipation
of what’s to come.
[BMW
3 REVIEW] |
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| The
new vehicle spinning around
in The Egg at the moment stands
on wee wheels but shows a
long wheelbase which makes
room for a pair of doors on
each side and an arching roofline
chopped abruptly behind the
second door for a hatchback
design.
[NISSAN
VERSA REVIEW] |
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| The
Accent has been in production
for the past 12 years, the
newest iteration being the
3rd generation. For 2007,
Hyundai has designed a vehicle
that embodies a coolness factor
previously missing from the
first and second generation
cars.
[HYUNDAI
ACCENT REVIEW] |
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| The
CX-7 is Mazda’s first crossover
sport utility vehicle, meaning
it combines the higher seat
height and sporty looks of
a SUV with the handling, ride,
and in this case, even the
engine, of a car.
[MAZDA
CX-7 REVIEW] |
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| They
could see the Saturn badge
on the Sky. But even if they
were familiar enough with
Saturn to recognize the badge,
many still couldn’t
believe that the sexy-looking
Sky was from Saturn Company.
[SATURN
SKY REVIEW] |
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| Caliber
offers a lot more of a car
than Neon, in terms of structure
and powertrain, safety equipment
and cabin content, and for
MSRP figures which undercut
Neon. But what is Caliber
-- sporty little touring car
or gear-hauling SUV?
[DODGE
CALIBER REVIEW] |
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| The
all-new 2007 XK is Jaguar’s
answer to the previous model
that was the brand’s fastest
selling sports car ever, but
ceased production in June
of 2005. Even more stunning
than its predecessor, the
2007 XK is available as either
coupe or convertible..
[JAGUAR
XK REIVEW] |
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|
Consumers
won't notice much difference
between regular Saturn Vues
and the hybrid on the outside.
The Green Line retains the
Vue styling, which is neither
brutish nor wimpy for a compact
SUV.
[SATURN
VUE GREEN LINE REVIEW] |
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| We
are driving on a sinuous and
scenic unpaved road that follows
the rim of Lake Roosevelt
in the mountains east of Phoenix.
The road surface offers tenuous
grip at best and I am playing
with the Tahoe’s light but
precise steering as we follow
the twists...
[CHEVY
TAHOE REVIEW] |
